Patent classifications
H02K3/51
Inverter drive system, bus bar and assembly
An inverter drive assembly includes a first array of inverters, a second array of inverters spaced from the first array of inverters and defining a plenum therebetween, and a crossover bus bar spanning the plenum and electrically connecting the first array of inverters to the second array of inverters. The crossover bus bar includes a first laminated bus section electrically connected to the first array of inverters, a second laminated bus section electrically connected to the second array of inverters, and a solid bus connection interconnecting the first laminated bus section with the second laminated bus section.
Inverter drive system, bus bar and assembly
An inverter drive assembly includes a first array of inverters, a second array of inverters spaced from the first array of inverters and defining a plenum therebetween, and a crossover bus bar spanning the plenum and electrically connecting the first array of inverters to the second array of inverters. The crossover bus bar includes a first laminated bus section electrically connected to the first array of inverters, a second laminated bus section electrically connected to the second array of inverters, and a solid bus connection interconnecting the first laminated bus section with the second laminated bus section.
Star disk for an electric machine
A rotor element or a star disk which is designed to be arranged on an electrically excited rotor of an electric machine, includes a base which is designed to be arranged in an insert between the axial end of a laminate stack of the rotor and at least one end winding of the rotor. At least one fin is fastened on the base and is designed to protrude in the insert through the at least one end winding axially out of the at least one end winding.
Star disk for an electric machine
A rotor element or a star disk which is designed to be arranged on an electrically excited rotor of an electric machine, includes a base which is designed to be arranged in an insert between the axial end of a laminate stack of the rotor and at least one end winding of the rotor. At least one fin is fastened on the base and is designed to protrude in the insert through the at least one end winding axially out of the at least one end winding.
Rotor for rotary electric machine
A rotor includes: a tubular retaining ring opened on an outer side thereof in an axial direction and covering a coil end portion of each of coils; and rotor baffles and insulation baffles alternately connected in a circumferential direction and partitioning a space in the retaining ring into a first space and a second space, the first space is formed over an entire circumference around a shaft, each rotor baffle includes, at a part thereof on a radially outer side of which a jumper portion is present, a first tapered shape part tilted so as to be more apart from the jumper portion toward a center side in the axial direction of the rotor.
End winding support and heat sink for liquid-cooled generator
Embodiments of an end winding support and heat sink for a pole of a generator are provided. An aspect includes a flat plate portion, the flat plate portion comprising an internal cooling liquid channel that routes coolant through the flat plate portion. Another aspect includes a plurality of fins extending out from the flat plate portion, wherein wires of the windings of the generator are supported by the plurality of fins.
End winding support and heat sink for liquid-cooled generator
Embodiments of an end winding support and heat sink for a pole of a generator are provided. An aspect includes a flat plate portion, the flat plate portion comprising an internal cooling liquid channel that routes coolant through the flat plate portion. Another aspect includes a plurality of fins extending out from the flat plate portion, wherein wires of the windings of the generator are supported by the plurality of fins.
End turn support and cooling fixture
A generator rotor system having various features is disclosed. The generator rotor system has at least one main stage generator rotor with winding-pole sets spaced annularly about the rotor. The tendency of the windings to distort and or displace under the centrifugal force of the spinning rotor is ameliorated by a winding retention member disposed axially outboard of the winding-pole sets. The winding retention member may also have a one or more cooling oil routing hole to enhance the flow of cooling oil among the windings.
End turn support and cooling fixture
A generator rotor system having various features is disclosed. The generator rotor system has at least one main stage generator rotor with winding-pole sets spaced annularly about the rotor. The tendency of the windings to distort and or displace under the centrifugal force of the spinning rotor is ameliorated by a winding retention member disposed axially outboard of the winding-pole sets. The winding retention member may also have a one or more cooling oil routing hole to enhance the flow of cooling oil among the windings.
METHOD TO APPLY AN INSULATION
The present disclosure relates to a method to apply an insulation to a retaining ring for end windings of an electric machine and to a fillable bag to apply an insulation to a retaining ring. Disclosed is a method to apply an insulation to a retaining ring for end windings of an electric machine, with the steps of providing a retaining ring housing, attaching an insulation at the inside of the retaining ring housing, and inflating a bag inside the retaining ring housing to apply pressure to the insulation. Also disclosed is a fillable bag to apply a pressure to an electric insulation inside a retaining ring for end windings of an electric machine.